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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1952

Page

2

Strike Talks Fail to Reach Agreement at Plant

The negotiations between management and the International Association of Machinists stalled with no contract. The union claimed a verbal 1947 agreement and urged returning workers to follow union terms while the company sought normal bargaining channels. No further talks scheduled. The state mediation board offered services.

Pittsburgh New Castle Cummings H. F. Huff Grand Lodge International Association of Machinists Cleveland Huff State Mediation Board

Youth Hurt in Fall From Mower at Jameson Memorial

Ronald Hornberger aged 13 of A. D. 4 was treated at Jameson Memorial hospital at 5 50 p m Friday for lacerations to both feet and the right knee after a fall from a mower.

Ronald Hornberger Jameson Memorial

City issues permits for three new homes this week

The City Bureau of Building issued permits for three residences. Raymond Cook receives a brick dwelling at 1308 Laurel Place valued at 9000 dollars, Walter Palkovitch gets a frame dwelling at 1506 Grimes Street valued at 50000 dollars, and George A Boyle secures a brick dwelling at 614 North Ashland Avenue valued at 5000 dollars.

City Bureau of Building Raymond Cook Laurel Place Walter Palkovitch Grimes Street George A. Boyle North Ashland Avenue

Rotary Meeting Agenda Approaches Year End

On Monday June 23 1952 Castleton Rotarians meet from 12 10 to 1 30 p m. President Tom requests a business session with committee chairmen reporting. The treasurer aims to present a dues receipts summary as the Rotary year closes.

Castleton Tom Rotary

House action seen as rebuke to builders and price controls

The House yesterday moved to end an 18 month ban on amusement and recreational construction while warning that the steel walkout could slow defense and civilian production. It voted to remove price controls on nonrationed items, exempt fresh and canned produce, keep some raw materials controlled, abolish the Wage Stabilization Board, and consider Taft Hartley injunctions to end the steel strike.

Rep Taille Herlong WSB 4 Wage Stabilization Board Rep. Smith Mr. Truman Senate

Heavy air and ground battles flare across Korea fronts

American Saberjets shoot down a Mig-15 over Pyongyang as U S pilots engage Red air forces. North of Kumsong five Communist tanks are destroyed in air strikes, the first enemy tanks spotted in a month. In the west Chinese counterattacks push near Chorwon while U S forces hold elevations known as T Bone Hill taken by the 45th Division in mid June.

Kumsong Northwest Korea Red Pyongyang Chorwon T-Bone Hill U. S. 45Th Thunderbird Gi’s

Deaths Of The Day Reflect Area Obituaries

Multiple local obituaries note deaths including Mrs Emma Guildoo Kuhns 87 of Rainey avenue after a month long illness born in Shenango July 17 1864 survived by son Ralph Kuhns Tarentum Pa and relatives. Funeral Monday 2 pm John R Bigler funeral home burial Oak Park cemetery. Also notices Ralph A DeChristoforo died Thursday wife Mary Monica DeChristoforo predeceased 1949. Mrs Grace Heim 38 of 1510 Wooley street died Friday after four years illness born Punxsutawney October 28 1913 married to Clair Heim since 1936. Requiem Mass for Mrs Antoinette Rainey at St Lucy's church Monday 9 am burial St Lucy's cemetery. Mrs Hannah Quest 84 of Kings Chapel Pulaski road RD 3 died at home after long illness born East Brook August 16 1868 survived by daughter Mrs E C Hoye two brothers a sister grandchild and great grandchild. Burials and viewings scheduled at local mortuaries with services Monday afternoon.

Emma Guildoo Kuhns Rainey Avenue Kuhns Shenango Township Jonathan Barbara Baker Guildoo Ralph, Kuhns Tarentum John R. Bigler South Mill Street Oak Park Cemetery Grace Heim Wooley Street Punxsutawney Ernest Edith Anderson Condon Clair Heim William Mowrey Big Run Antonette Rainey St. Lucy's Church St. Lucy's Cemetery DeCarbo Funeral Home East Sutton Cunningham Avenue Hannah Quest King's Chapel Pulaski Road R.D E. C. Hoye Quest East Brook Aaron Margaret Young Hinkson First Methodist Church James Hinkson John Hinkson This City Mollie Hinkson Esther Howard Quest Lou Hinkson Katherine Hinkson Joseph B. Leyde Highland A. Culmer Schultz Graceland Cemetery

Eisenhower to Discuss Texas Delegate Issue

General Dwight D. Eisenhower plans a discussion on the Texas delegate question. The item appears as a continuation across pages, indicating ongoing coverage of the topic and its implications for the upcoming party or convention.

Gen. Eisenhower Texas

Eisenhower Signals Monday Denver Address On Taft Clash

Born October 14, 1890 Ike Eisenhower, son of a railroad worker, moved to Abilene Kansas as a child. He plans a Monday night Denver address by television to attack Taft’s foreign policy, after a weekend in Nevada and Las Vegas with Hoover Dam and western reclamation talks. He will also meet delegates from Texas and Oklahoma.

Ike Abilene Kas Eisenhower Taft Denver Las Vegas Nev Hoover Dam Nevada West Texas Oklahoma

Highland Youths Outing At YWCA Camp

Highland U P Daily Vacation Bible School members toured to the YWCA camp for a 10 30 am to 3 30 pm outing with a picnic lunch led by Dr. Jennings B Reid. Activities included swimming mushball and a peanut hunt aided by Mrs Howard Gardner and Mrs Albert Batten. Classes resume Monday at 9 am and the school closes Friday June 27 with a 7 30 pm program.

Highland U.P Y.W.C.A Jennings B. Reid Howard Gardner Albert Batten

Coroner's Jury Hears Evidence in Fatal Pedestrian Crash

The coroner's jury heard that the child died about 15 minutes after hospital admission. Frank Genova and Kermit Altenburg testified they saw a DeLuria child run into the path of a car driven by Faga, who did not stop immediately. Police testified to the scene and charges were filed for involuntary manslaughter and failure to stop. Faga paid a fine for learner permit misuse and remains jailed on related counts. More than 2,000 species of snakes are known.

Frank Genova Sixth and Franklin Avenue Kermit Altenburg Sixth Street Faga DeLuria Altenburg Fifth Street Kenneth Brown Thomas Magnifico Ellwood City Mr. Brown Magnifico Clark Ricer Ricer Justice of the Peace Harold S. Parker Parker New Brighton

Delegates Confront Surprise Parley Shock

The UN delegate describes an ultimatum offering life security and repatriation choices for prisoners of war held in South Korea. It notes 169000 POWs, with 99000 declaring they would resist repatriation to Communist territory. The exchange reflects tensions at the day’s parley.

Cers Harrison Germany South Korea

Agreement Reached in Pittsburgh Bakery Strike

An agreement was reached in the eight week long contract dispute between striking bakery workers and management of 18 Pittsburgh plants. The terms will be disclosed after union members vote on the contract following a talks session that ran past midnight.

Pittsburgh INS

Secret meetings amid steel crisis push plant reopenings

Negotiators discuss reopening plants to restore steel production for defense. Attendees include CIO head Philip Murray who returned to Pittsburgh after talks ended overnight. Also present were Benjamin Fairless and John A. Stephens of U S Steel, C L Austin of Jones & Laughlin, Charles White of Republic Steel, and Arthur Goldberg, steelworkers counsel.

Cio Philip Murray Pittsburgh Benjamin F. Fairless U. S. Steel John A. Stephens C. L. Austin Jones & Laughlin Steel Co Charles White Republic Steel Co Arthur Goldberg

CIO Leader to Address Gary Mass Meeting on Steel Strike

Philip Murray, president of CIO United Steelworkers of America, will speak at a 10,000 person Gary mass meeting tomorrow. He is expected to urge production restoration on essential defense steel amid the steel strike.

Gary Ind INS Philip Murray CIO United Steelworkers of America

Brennaman Aboard Boxer With Task Force 77 in Korea

Donald G. Brennaman airman USN son of Mr and Mrs A L Wilson Route 1 Edenburg serves aboard aircraft carrier USS Boxer with task force 77 in Korea The report notes his deployment and unit association during the Korean conflict era.

Donald G. Brennaman USN A. L. Wilson Edenburg Boxer Korea

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Butz The Westinghouse Alexander N. Mill St Cascade Park Ralph A. DeChristoforo Delaware Avenue Mary Monica DeChristoforo Mrs Mrs. Rainey Mrs. Hannah Quest Dean Acheson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington West Germany Europe International M. J. Donnelly Special Agent the Equitable Life Agencrie Society of the N. Mercer St Kerr's Jesse N. Kerr Aupnican Gem $Oclett Oln Weingartner Albee Quality Homes Ellwood Ra Chas Ca Reliable Jeweler E. Washington St. Ph Jack Gerson Washington St Mil Joseph Larkin Bethlehem Steel Corp Murray ST. Christopher the Catholic S. Jefferson ST Our Cunningham New Castle , PA Sears Sears Hardware Department N. Jefferson St Pave loYo Cash & Carry Ephone Brooklyn, N. Y
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